leftCoastBurn
- Member since Jul 5, 2013
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Murrieta , California - 4 Followers
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leftCoastBurn rossbellphoto's article
Jan 14, 2019 at 19:58
Jan 14, 2019
Video: Joe Barnes Back on Orange Bikes
Love the look of Orange bikes! Hope to ride one some day
leftCoastBurn ridingaddiction1's article
Sep 2, 2018 at 7:52
Sep 2, 2018
Video: Commencal Vallnord Team at La Bresse World Cup
What an awesome team! You guys are amazing, keep it up!
leftCoastBurn hazelcbrewster's article
Sep 1, 2018 at 16:17
Sep 1, 2018
8 Things We Learned at the La Bresse World Cup
@endurocat: I would advise you read the article. It says only the "expert" base model is available in 27.5 in all frame sizes. The other 2 sizes have restricted offerings in 27.5. or you can buy the frame and build it however you want....
leftCoastBurn hazelcbrewster's article
Sep 1, 2018 at 13:05
Sep 1, 2018
8 Things We Learned at the La Bresse World Cup
He won, that's all that really matters. You'll just have to take not knowing to the grave.
leftCoastBurn hazelcbrewster's article
Sep 1, 2018 at 13:02
Sep 1, 2018
8 Things We Learned at the La Bresse World Cup
@endurocat: pretty sure you can't even buy the bike he raced on -- only available in 29.... I think you'd have to build it up frame only. Pretty lame.
leftCoastBurn alexcgevans's article
Aug 29, 2018 at 12:30
Aug 29, 2018
First Ride: GT Fury Carbon Team
@etga6657: he was obviously referring to the only GT to win a WC downhill and the one that their best rider choses to ride
leftCoastBurn mikekazimer's article
Aug 25, 2018 at 7:34
Aug 25, 2018
Bike Check: Jack Reading's Prototype Nicolai DH 29er
Same travel as a modern trail bike. But hey 29er so....
leftCoastBurn revelco's article
Aug 14, 2018 at 21:21
Aug 14, 2018
Must Watch: Etnies Footwear Officially Welcomes Brandon Semenuk
No one's going to mention how small his wheels look?
leftCoastBurn astonmtb's article
Aug 10, 2018 at 12:33
Aug 10, 2018
First Ride: Kona Operator CR 29"
29er wheels will also act on the suspension less as well. Obviously a big part of having suspension is the ability for the wheel to track the ground. Making the wheel heavier and decreasing the approach angle of the wheel on small/medium bumps will change how the suspension tracks the ground. This effect would probably be much less noticeable (if at all) on a high pivot, longer, more flexible rear like the commencal supreme. On a bike with a shorter, rigid, low pivot like this Kona the effect will likely be more noticeable
